Hello There, I have the camera backpack now for over a year and the best of intentions can not fault him. He is very well padded, very stable, beautiful floating, easy to carry around in his division and simply well thought out in all functions. Above all, I love the opportunity to take the backpack from his shoulder and to take my camera hanging in front of the abdomen, or durchzufuehren changing lenses. This works well if you are overweight like me (unfortunately) can say from personal experience. I have in the backpack: 1 Nikon D90 with 16-85mm lens, a 300mm lens, a Gorillapod, a pair of binoculars, a 50mm lens, various filters, a Shutter Release, a GPS sensor, charger, replacement battery, cleaning, and even some small stuff. The backpack is well stocked but everything is in place and secure. I was much walking, cycling, Staedtetouren, etc, etc. To Spabilitaet a little anecdote: We just live in New Zealand, last night was broken into with us, we called the police, the burglars fled (with my camera backpack) over walls, fences, through gardens, etc .. (which you as a burglar equally makes when a police Schaeferhund behind a forth is), finally the dog has made him and the intruder has my backpack probably used to protect himself from the dog. The backpack is absolutely filthy, has bite marks in the back (not a joke) but - all in seinemm place and without a scratch. Better test can not simulate Lowepro ;-) strong buy recommendation !!!
